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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: July 2, 2015
IFMA New Member Spotlight:
Tim Demers is an engineer for DTZ in Cambridge. Demers graduated from Massachusetts Maritime Academy in 2014 with a bachelor of science in facilities engineering. He is currently earning his master of science in facilities management also through Massachusetts Maritime Academy.
Dan Markow is the operations manager for Sterling Corporations Office Services Division for New England. Markow attended Northeastern University where he majored in finance and marketing.
Bill Gallagher is a project manager for Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. Gallagher has a bachelor of science in technical management from Southern New Hampshire University.
Geraldine (Gerri) Corrado is a lease administrator for K&L Gates LLP. Corrado has been working in commercial leasing for law firms for over twelve years, managing the global office leases first for Bingham McCutchen and now for K&L Gates. She has also participated in office design and construction and general facilities management. Corrado's educational background includes the University of Massachusetts and Suffolk Law.
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